1. invited or summoned in advance; bidden beforehand
Usage: archaic or literary

1. past participle of 'prebid'; to bid or offer in advance
Usage: rare; technical

Examples

• The prebidden guests arrived promptly at the appointed hour.
• She felt like a prebidden participant in a ceremony she had not chosen.
• The auction house prebidden several collectors before the sale began.
• All prebidden attendees were asked to confirm their attendance by Friday.
• He was prebidden to the event by the host weeks in advance.